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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-06-18

country. Mr.. O'Brien, a member
OF the British parliament, comes to
America in order to denounce an
other servant of cher majesty" the
governor-general of Canada, and
asks the workingmen of New York
to adopt resolutions against a bill
pending in the British parliament.
Yet he is so scrupulous as to the
propriety of an lrishman taking any
interest IN American issues that he
refuses to be present at grand dem
onstration of sympathy with the
cause he is supposed to represent. If,
forsooth, it's resolutions should init
mate that the land question could
have any relation to America. And
Michael Davitt, who so carefully
bottled up his opinions in this coun-
try lest his expression of them mig hit
interfere in American politics, tele-
graphs from Ireland to Patrick Ford,
asking that deputation of Knights
of Labor wait upon the president Of
the United States and call his atten-
ton to England's policy in Ireland.
Surely, if these men are so fastidious
about giving utterance to general
principle which might have a bear
ing on American politics, it is hardly
fair in them to ask Americans to
have anything to say about politics
on the other side of the water.-N.
Y. Standmd.
But John Bright, and others like
him, saw to it that the toilers got
their fair share of all that prosperity
No, indeed. For years and years,
under all that manufacturing
"boom," as we should have called it,
the workingmen were kept down to
the lowest amount and the longest
hours. No. 1t was not until they
got into courts and prisons as strikers
and disturbers of the peace-not I'M
til scores of them were sent to Aus
tralia and to the prisons for long
sentences-not till their numbers, as
the Trades Unions marched through
the streets, struck a cold chill into
the ruling class-not till 10000 of
them, in good marching order, passed
through London and broke their
way into Hyde Park-not till then
did it seem to occur TO men of John
Brights class that Trades Unions
had better be tolerated and regulated
and that the right of mechanics to
consult together and agree for how
much, how long, and with whom,
they would work, was almost rs the
right of the capitalists to combine to
lower wages, lengthen hours and fix
prices !-Hayes Valley Adrertiser.
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Sensible Advice to Tickct.Buy.
rFeRsC

II you hurry up and get there last,
YOU will get front Seat Il some otter
ftgf,lfr don't GET there bA95s y6uE{ The
fabuse Sadsics d yetySfmportant to sxefy
man, woman and child that i thinking
of going to stlie OidgJphe ,Rabinsou, s
Ten Big Mammoth >" New Combined
Shows. Young man pick up girl on
each strong arm and file right up to the
ticket wagon of John Robinson's Big
Shows. and don't you let any other fel-
Fer croud you away until you, get n
through ticket fer the entire Nam moth
Three Ring, Circus. Museum, Men
"gerie, Caravan. Aquarium and Aviuty,
OF the Ten Big New Shows. Tie n
string around your finger so you Won't
forget the day and date of the comiug
of John .Robipson'ss Ten Big New
Shows to Elko, July Is. 1887. aa,s,..... /!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08

Train No. 6, swhicff~ here yester.
day morning wpsSiwcAarge of coductor
W. II. Seeley. On arriving Mt Wells
some switching Was necessary, and
when attempting TO make a coupling
Mr.. aeeley caught his foot in a frog
aud Was thrown m"ross the track, when
his body was literally cut In two by the
approaching train and death was iu-
Simultaneous. e
Conductor Seeley wAs comparatively
= young man wifi q Vie and four little
children rssidisa kdsn, and what
makes the case Nsrs sad tho be-
roAvsd widow . skain to become
q mother. 'Ehe wto were we'll &C.
qasintsd viii she diseased speak
highly Of him N6ea man OF excellent
ehArAetsr and a Kind and indrigent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
DISTRICT COURT SUM
ga - MONS !;
a.G-hR "a I'd ~ az - gle
Of Nevada, in and for the COUNTY Of kiko.
YnNrI ! saFy91 0HtNE

| rS ia r. e ~ a,rE esq E1fe
ENTHE DisTRtcr couHr on TIE State
OF Nevada, in and for the county Of Like.
The STATE oFNEvADAS SENDS GREET
LING TO NORMAN WINES: o..
You are hereby notified 10 appear in an ac-
ton commenced az :iast you by Naomi Wines
as plstnti1 iu"thc District Court OF the State
Of n vada in and for the county Of EiLo.
State of'EevadI, a., the town Of Elko ard an
swer tn complaint therein which il ON file with
the Clerk Of said Court within ten days alter
theserSics ION you OF this Summons exclusive
of the dSy3of same,, mstrysd in said comfy.
or twenty days if served out Of said county, but
within this 2.st:ict. and in all other :uses
forty days, Or Judge mont tS defaul
will be taken against you acco,d ding to
the, praytr;of said ci,ilp1nint The lid action
IL Drought - recover Judgment against you
the said defend mt. dissoving the bonds of
Marrtsge.now existing between You anti plain
tiff and granting to tn G plaintiff dfvorc and
aleo that the custody and control OF the Two
2ninpr childrens Marion Naomi Wines and
James Ira Wines bh awarded TO plaintiff and
also that the ,plnintif Sbe decreed,y permsn, Mt
aiiinohy and settling aside to her Us such alimo.
ny the W y of the Il OF : ection2 and the
L 4 Of the y 4 OF Sectloa II, aud Lot 8 of
the W Y OF Section Il. and the s E 4ofiho
i OF SSction2, All being tNTownship No
% North. Range So, East, Mount DiabIe Base
and meridian in Elko cnunty, State of Nevada.
Said Ppplicati'. mis- made b { the plaintiff. UPON
the gr' unds of wilIful desertion aud fs:lure o
provie the commit n necessaries of lilo ro,
plaintif for the space. Of ons yssr tsfors tht
colnnaencemert o: this ciion, ali or which will
fully app COR from, tho plHinl OIL Il. eAertin.
Aud Enthusiastically notified that II tou fail
10 appear aud answer the said complaint n,
above required the said plul tif viii Apply t,
tn. Court fer The relief. suIApded in Ihe COLL
plaint aud in this Summons.
Intestinieny'sishereuf 1. &C. b. Tisepan have
h"reunto set my hand and affixed the zeal II
said Court, 'thiE 9th day OF Ap,n 1897.
IIistr.ct Court EsaLI
G d. WISEMhN,
Comfy c eIk ma c1-of1cio Clerk of the Ola
!rict Court Of Ello county, Stale q \, vat.a.
JOINT. BINTR.-
III - q y AtgrrDey aor plAinpG
Elfo, Nevada, rJniy 8, lasT. Is
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
FOB SALE!
A FINE PROPERTY

The we'll improved and finely yntered
ranch situated two miles west OF Font
Halleck is offered for sale ,nt bargain.
I have twice been offered my price and
refused to sell, but approaching, age
warns me that will soon be unable To
perform the active duties of tanehslife,
hence I have concluded 70 sell this fipe
property consisting OF $50 kcRES
LAND relh snHfaz. fences 15lxHEAD
FINE GRkBKbdeATTLE, sd HEAD
HORSES, together with AGRIcULk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l1AoHINI
cry. The ranch il we'll wstersd bt
FIRST right TO two streams passing
through the premises. Near the resiI
depee, which is u good aaobs building
q us FdSgss waI II iais Itsg ssEps1,dsd
with nlhhecessary out buildings, inciudl
ing blacksmith shop furnished Awith
all necessary tool', isa highly cultivated
vegetable garden, and the Rrounds
about the house are planted in fruit
rirsea aad shrubbsFys saakiRe.s q. ,Ansssesil
dsses. sPaynsnts VIII b made easy
FROM 800 to 400 tSns hay san bs sat, 5p
The place saoh year. For futhsr par;
ticuiars call on or adlreas
.G,N. ]. D. Apss.
.9SI3iGlEah9 as3aIlisAiS '
Nevada,
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A Good Invcstnlent.

Attention liz called to. the advertise.
ment Of j" D. Abel offering his fine
property for sale. Having recently Wis.
tied has beautiful home We, have no
hesitation in pronouncins it the mos,
'b""utifnl and comfortable residence we
n"ve seen in tue State, and my one
who desires to invest i'll n paying prop.
cry I1r,t Will find this q rare opportunity.
The place must be seen to- be nnnt,;;reeci-
ntel. We shall take pleasure in giving
fnrther particulars to any ole whoo" will
call ct the INDEPENDENT office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
GphoIStcYing.

We have employed for q short time n
frat class UpHoLsTERER and those
who haveS MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. in need of repair should embrace this
,opbSrtaiatS atS'Giswssihsan spais i'd food
order. This workman will remain!bu
IL short time and those who desire TO
"vall themselves 81 his iscrvticces mus,
bring their work AT ONCE. ThiA is
tho best 6ppertanity you via ever have
/" get yonr uphol 'tering done with
ucatuess- sand diapatoll. '-~- (
Glib ,BRowA &HosKNs.
80 On 49, q a. -
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SALmAGUNDI.

Airs. BoHser left this morning for
Carlin.
J. d. Abel left this morning for his
home near Fort Halleck.
Major Witcber, 81. the United States
Amy, passed through last evening on
his way TO visit his ranch nedr H"Ileck.
William Denn, a miner, at Yreka.
July 4th, lighted-.a. giant powder car
fridge while in his hand. His arm wAs
"mputatsd hear the elbow.
As soon as you get thoroughly rested
FROM the fatiGucs OF the Fourth you
will bsprepared to tnke in the circus
which "willebe here Monday the 18th.
Circuit J. udgee' 'D':s'ady Mt Portland,
Oregon, decided that passes must not
be given to the family Of railroad em-
ptoye and sustains the long and-short-
haul clause!,
During this hot ,wenther you will 6rd
tue soda aud sarsaparilla manufactured
by James TALBOT to bs NJ pleasant,
wholesome and refreshing drink which
cheers but not inebriutes. .
The. hay harvest has commenced in
this locaiitS and there seems to be
scarcity sof lhborera, Brakesb beam tour
ists might find whntthey always claim
they are hunting work. 2ss !
A few, days ago fourtesnzhend Of fne
horses belonging t. John t. Murohy &
c.. wore killed ut Morelgnd. Montana,
by stroke sof lightning. "rhe loss
amounts to abputsS9,900. /,
FROM private sources we;are informed
that a dcstrpeis.afreg prrfd in Chcy-
.nue. jWgoining,.onr;W e,lnesday, but AZ
nothing Is .saidaaia, the dispatches the
report lacks cdnfrmations
Three hundred fifty i've NEW Money
O.lrr Possibilities were Established by
the Pdstniarter.G General last Tuesday,
one in Ariz ,nass,twstve In California,
three ii Idaho, three in Oregon and two
IL ~ es44rgE3ks
Msfk Roshnstock arrived this norm
ing from Omaha and willssSn,airi II few
weeks whiting liza parenta 9tia will re.
turu to omdhdTsxhere hsfs employed
in u clothing store, the latter purt Of
the present month. J. Ap
The>reporter 'whassx wrote nm the Ne.
vnda szeuraionfsats under tie head "Hd,
FOR cbioago,"'ior the Sal, Lake Demo.
crat. was on his base to assconsiderabl4
extent, which is not TO be wondered ut
30, dnaftsr the Fourth of July.
Mr. G. Collins, of Aisatsnu, ur.
rived here last evening freIp California,
where heIBas been sraveIins for several
weeks. and Iia, visiting Ma brother in
law. Mr.. q. YStes. Mr. Collins
thinks Tint Los angeles Seoaaty, Cali
fornias is the gardSnspos of the world.
Al Phon 5eesaoFsV~h Phon Lee, or
some other Chfnnmau, was married at
New H"ven. ceshstnt.s.,6n Wednesday, to
Mics Ellzahsth Maud Jerome, Yankee
girl fndt an sheiIess. The dispatch
gives both of the above name1 ms the
name efyhe. happy groom. The inter
eating bride must-bs'imbued with pee.
uli tssssto lavish Her affections ON
Mongeliap.ssen 81 hs is = graduate Of
yIs ! Ssss-ssFssFgN
tss,,s.ttt.s
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Fancy G0Ods.

Mrs Terry han op4nSa ! st6sk Of No
tjouS, Fansya 2o9t stc., sucb AZ every
family needs, In the brick buil,ling OPP
posits The Humboldt House. A liberal
share OF public patronage 10 respectfully
ssl' &SSa Ay'ggtl ,Am,sa1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
An Alarm

OF fire WIS sounded ut Q o'alm.h his
afternoon npd; soon the csusa wnn fornd
to be nm embry" cond.grntiou in thu.
cellar Of 10 Simpsons hous~ near thu
Gem Hotel. The Ara VIA rr"ruptI,
sul,lual5wits NO dslnngs except t. tn,
ffnfe do"r u Tie Building Which wao
broken in to get ut tie 1re.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
spring ana .sunmcr Samples.

SpEAnS Unn" SHAnncE SsAnplens
I huvejnStreceived overt 40 undred
new samples for. spring aud summer
'clothiusH an&can truly sny that finer
assortment has never Before been I ex
hibised in ElkopeSnSty, n llbsing, of tb..
latest designs.snds patterns. < Recogniz.
ing the general desire Of MY cnst ointrs f,ir
Summer clothing at shsapers rates than
have heretofore been customary, havr
made large rsdHctiops in. prices spd MI
custont tade SnnsaSef clcahipg, tfosting
that the decrease in profit will be tot
lowed by corresponding increases Il
p.'fosfs: . FsspgfG"'s's 2. IL guarantee
il 70 sssw asisijEd sGi Mb@t ssifsHA 1T I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08

IRnggz gWs. cEFaEwr,
To th"se ~bo enjoy a cup Of good
coffee We would recommend AR
BUCKLES, roasted, bhtSn sroShd,
aul put up in lioadas psoera. Try il,
and be conshsed1hdt. It 10 the beat in
She nefb(ctkka GIT.
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To WAneEv.

Prom si1 to ten good minors oan and
employment nt Bullion 4 In RAILROAD
District, this county. NoAs 6saE pFAHti-
OaI ninsrA need appiSr es
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08

father who was afSayi vtrs good tc'his
family. which Il Zone ~ the hfsksst s; On
oomiums that can be be.towed on 4
parents HN remains were taken to
q! ogd y Ct i ist II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
Fresh Eastern Cider.

Tg3yAn lApspl 1880 tcare.as." ="
No ORIGINAL ABIkriSR orNTMkNT "a =.
ssiy; pSissp @iarss sys otAses ~ besib spA
. 81 abeoiuto cure for old sorsa, Dufks.
NSssads.. ehAbbsa banda, gas9 pa peas erNbL
sioa,. VII, possavsty care ~ k,S6S 81 1tNx. y
Aah fer tbs aoRtaKNAL ADIKTIN1 Oiak
MHlfr. sold By ,. p. huaies - - esaAp .
"a -py nsla - e~nssN
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08

. WI. Black, Dee,h; VIM sre Manps.
Fred Drniss5 Ogi'n: A Gilr,rb. North
Pork; Amor 3lrGrnth, Kcl,on; Wm
MITCHELL h wife, Huntington. ,r,us,. |
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.zdgHAB 9ssrsAbs~sstssS sassl l.
Rarspsan Plan. Ffsi elias. accom-
nodasions for families EVERYTHING
new and Ia arss class ord,R. = I
BIatErr 4 OsTakaosifa. :
aN. Proprietors,
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H0TlL ARRIVALS.

GEM Observation-Disclosures K Oatreicber,
Proprietor.
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Discoveries more valua BILE Than
Gold,

Gold,
> AsskhTR G1BrEg ID y 6daosniA
discovery for Consumption and Disens-
es OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
'oAEtPoRN1k c1f:K 6UfsE, Che only
guaranteed cure yOr UatSrrh, Gold III
the head and kindred complaints.
They are sold ati$t p package. or three
~ o. SOsI 6taA are recommended and
used by the leading physieinna Of che
Pacific 0oass.fs Not sssfst sS6ihpounds
Guaranteed by r. +. Muller.
~ EEdaG O. ElAM GM.IANeg
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RATN11Ws RT0FIesAYsG
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tors.
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Fine CoRGeo.

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Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Hon. David Kellar, of Leavenworth, who
spent most OF last year in Wichita and who
has some valuable properties here, but who
was compelled TO return TO Leavenworth TO
look after interests and personal matters, ar
rived in town yesterday, Mr.. kellsr is
much pleased with the way everything has
been running in the Peerless Pri' cess during
his absence and to hear him talk Increases
even the enthusiasm of Wichita man. he
says we are not only the greatest city IN
Kansas by all odds but that we have but
lust commenced TO grow so far as Importance
aud prominence as johbing center Is con
cerned Mr. Kellar is now engaged in the
enterprise of building the Leavenworth &
Denver short line but expects TO be with US
again in all good time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the Recorders Office yester
day:
W W Ream to + Fl Bark lots 50, 81, Sc
Lulu ave McCormick's add. 12O
LG Peck to Susan A King lots 81, 80,
Pearl st Carey ave add. 2'O
% e I,, is ave Lincoln ST add 100
Frank Woodmansee to Nettie Zimmerly
6S North Main st original town qcd IL
J ID hewitt tp A II Titus lots 3 D
block 10 Allerton Wichita. .........: IN
Isaac Kellogg to L 81 Stiles lots IL 10
and twe-third interest id lots to 10
block La Mascotte ad.. ......-.. "a;
Clark Kinkaid to Joseph Weiss lots 81 90,
SO Main street FitZgerald's ed. .-...- io'
j ID Hewitt ct al to Patrick sullivan
Jn-s IL Is block Rapid Transit SUD- -
diV.................... ........'' ="
A r. haI TO L Hall, lots 1913 Pow-
err ST. South University pdd. D
Geo c Strong to John Jones, lots Ia,
1T5, IT'S Holyoke avenue, Paramount -
addition. 10
B Arnott 10 d W McCalla, lots and
10 Martinson ave, Martinson's add. IA
Peter Getto to F H Berk, lots IA, 10, Is, 80
sR Marshall to Mary Stephan, lots 70,
d.
Oscar q Smith to Carrie L Harrigan,
lots IL, Il, Topeka ave, Hiltons add. so
Mary Spencer to Mary Hartzell, half
interest lots 80, IS, blk I, Allen q j.,
Smiths add
WK Carlisle ct al to r H Woods, lots
ia, ZIG. l1S, 120, Fifth ave, Viola add ~
wv McMann to Daniel Wade, lots 70
to so inclusive, Fitzgerald's second ~
add. - "
Midland Invt Co to Citizens Land 20,
lots 25 to 45 inclusive, blk ., Burton 80
Car add. ..-.-..:... IL
Jasper Shipley to f Carlton, hf OF
ne or and sw or Of ne Or sec ., TIP 20 >.
ST w..
Isabella Tate to James Tate, lots 243,
245, 247, 249, Rosenthals sub. ..-..; Il
John q Nichols to B Daley, lots ~ and ~
10 Edgar st o aklaud add ........... 81
JF King to Julia w Dlckey, lots 5i4
to $50 Fairview ave Rosenthal's sub =.
division .....-... 10
Geo W Goodwin to F King, lots 544
to $50 Rairview avenue Rosenthais
subdivision. ID
John j bI eAnan to s c Cloyd, 1-2 int
in lots 80 to III D,H D Princess add.
Chois Pearse to Mary a Cartwright,
I"'s IL 10, Ohio ave, Cerwin's odd. /
y D....................
Mary A Cartwright to Crown Point =.
Land Co............-...... <,
RE Lawrence to Thomas Dillon, lots
81, 23, Hendryx ave, Glendale add. 1.
Morton Mailman to L G Dillenbeck,
70, "a, &c, Fifth ave Williams I'd add
Jones to r Taylor az to As Topeka
avenue Goldsteins add. ..........-.. =;
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Mr.. VIM Marshall, of Topeka, who paid
Wichita a visit some weeks since is back
again He says after spending couple OF
days here he couldn't withstand the tempta-
ton to return and see more of the winning
wonder. He further in imated that the
EaGLR was doing al unnecessary work telling
the ople that Wichita was the largest city
with the most business OF any city west of
the Missouri, as every body can see that for
themselves. He forgets that everybody dom,
vet come TO Wichita,
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

aaIem Needing nv money in my business
will offer for a few days the following par.
gains In real estate, which must De pougnS
direct of me, as I viii not allow any comnis
sion at these prices:
Lots and Triangular ada tlon, near hiu-
coin street sch ,ol house, sio' casn c.;.Loo,s
Lots 80 and 80 Henry ST, IN om1hsoIs
s,,h div of Snithson's add, $3.50; $500 cash, |
$3.50 JAM 90 1883. ~,
Lots 81 and Sc block 2 Herbert ave, ONO
az Lots sYSu and block E, South University
Place add, $500 cash. mn, -,
| 81 100. half cash. balance year, per cent.
g lots Nos Is to 13S Dora ave Victoria
Perk add. blk K, 500 each; $500. half cash
bal, mos, S per cent.
2 lots. Nos is and IS, Washington ave,
Morton g. Wollman's add, 500 each; SOW,
cash. r..
varsitV ada. to West Wichita, $50 each;
$500. cash
street. new honse z rooms, clio cts, good Gel
lar. well, cistern, barn, coal house, ETC., nice
hedge fence in from, young thrifty trees on
lot Business houses built to within two
blocks of this place; price $500, s, 0OO cash
s3. 500 !. 9 or years, per cent.
| lots 20 and SO South Topeka ave., one
block from opera house, east front, GOOD
house and barn, rents for sou per month
price $4,000, half cash bal 3 or years at
per cent ,.ot
about 2, 20 feet south OF Lincoln street; s4o",
half cash bal. or years, per cent
Lot Wolf g. Hackett's sub div OF lot 3n'
Stewart's sub div. to West Wichita; Sooo,
half cash bal year S per cent
4 lots, Nos IS to 81, IN Hays & Goldsteln
add near Burton car works. on Lawrence
avenue; price $500, half cash bal. o mos''
s lots cor. Fifteenth and Hulburt ave- IN
Ohio add. $4,000, half cash bal q mos
Pc iors. Nos. 90 and 9s, S. Emporia ave-
west fronts; $3.50, half cash bal mos
Lot s, blk 10, Garden Plain, Kan, $40
Lots l. and in blk. 6 Kendall's sub div.
Of mart OF xhe NV. or. ofsec, 4, town range
Is. St. John, Kan. 81, 200, half cash bal. one
year, per cent.
business lots in Englewood, Kan, at
bargain. ;xod
and fine crop on it this year, located mics
north of Murdoch, Reno county, Kan, VIII
s lots. Nos % TO 49, Lawrence ave, McCor.
mick's add; $4,000, half cash bal year al
lots 81 and 50 Walnut ST., Neiderlander'i
add. to West Wichita; 500 ca-h.
D A. A. Posi-,
I1123t No. 425 Douglas Ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Beddig, of Shippins-
burg, Pa, are in the city, the guests of NJ.
L. and Mrs. Carver, on North Market
street They took in the city yesterday and
as usual with Eastern people they are aston
ished and can scarcely understand that such
magnificent aud wonderful city could have
grown up out here in so short time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

We are making out our new list OF prop
erty for our printed October list: we request
all those who desires to place their property
with Us for sale TO call at once; also those
having it already listed 20 come and make any
change they may desire. W. . Rlddeli &
Co, Main street over Kansas national bank.
lli-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

We have new three story brick hotel,
nicely loc ated in one of the best towns in the
state. with thirty-nine sleeping rooms, bill
lard hall, sample room. large parlors and
electric bells to each apartment, which we
wish to let to the right party on easy terms,
who can furnish it first-class. Correspon-
dence solicited.
Syracuse Hotel and Improvement Co.
112-i2t l. S. Down, Sec'y pro tenn.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

For sale-Best re all grocery in city-ruu 5
wagons: ca h sales from $3.50 to $500 per
day; clean stock; can be reduced to suit pur-
chaser. Here is fine opportunity TO get
est established business in Wichita Party
selling going into wholesale business Oct ist.
Billings, Richardson & Co., @l2 North Main
street. III II
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A VALUABLE FRANCHISE

Wichita construction and supply COM
pany by its president Mr.. j. F. Sherman and
W. f. Beattie, secrary, filed their acceptance
with the Winfield city clerk on last Satur-
day, OF an ordinance granting them the ex-
elusive right to light that city with electric
lights, also to furnish electric motive power
for twenty years. The city of Winfield
bind themselves to take not less than twenty
arc lights for lighting the streets at $40 each
per month, and large number of incandes-
cent lights have already been subscribed for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Dad Burnett, living on Fifth avenue, at
the corner of Tenth, while attempting to
pitch some hay from his stable loft Sunday
afternoon, fell about ten feet to the floor be-
meath. In the fall he struck his ear against
the manger cutting it off close to his
head
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Miss jackson, OF Wheeling, W. Va, is in
the city, guest of Mrs c. 81. Odbert, Sher-
man avenue Saturday night burglars broke
into her room and carried away her trunk
with all its contents. Sunday the trunk was
found in the street by person living near
by. 1t had, however, been broken open and
the jewelry and several fine dresses in it car
riai AWAY
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s665 to Kansas City and Return.

Commencing today aud continuing until
October lst the c. +. &. n. Ry., Rock
Island route will sell tickets to Kansas City
aud re turn al Sc 5 This includes admission
to the fair. Pullman sleepers on all night
trains, elegant equipment on morning t. Aus
No change of cars. Ticket offices, 200 East
Douglas avenue and depot. dtl2-ot